“Don’t cry for me,” Dalton mumbled, wishing he could reach out to the other. Of course, he knew he wouldn’t be able to comfort him. The most Julian would have felt was a cool rush of air, but Dalton doubted he would know that it was him. He moved closer nonetheless, though, as close as he could be without alerting the other in some twisted way. “You should be happy, you know. Move on.” Of course, he knew that wouldn’t happen, either. It hurt him to know that some stupid mistake had tore them apart. An absolute accident and Dalton was still angry with the way fate turned out. Now his boyfriend and his son were left to pick up the pieces of a god awful accident that could have happened to anyone, maybe should have happened to someone else. “C’mon,” Dalton mumbled, finally breaking his urge and reaching out toward Julian in a vain attempt to wrap his arms around him, “Please, please don’t cry.”